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Hopkins ROTC numbers increase 56 percent from last yearArmy Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) enrollment at Hopkins has increased significantly over the past year, despite the national drop in average ROTC enrollments. Post a comment |
Disparity seen between on- and off-campus safetyHopkins is the safest college campus for the second year running, according to a survey of 135 colleges conducted by Reader's Digest. Post a comment |
Dr. Kagan explains interest in Spain, teachingProfessor Richard Kagan has earned a reputation among students as an enthusiastic and self-labeled "theatrical" professor of History and Romance Languages in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences. Post a comment |
Hopkins to offer online degrees to grad studentsHopkins is adding an online certificate in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to its Environmental Sciences and Policy Program this fall. Post a comment |
Disguse your Walk of Shame with pajamasWalk of Shame, Stride of Pride, call it what you may, the majority of us have done it. Whether it was in the morning light or just before the break of dawn, we have seen those knowing looks and smirks of amusement. Post a comment |
Treat your tastebuds to Chocolatea, a hidden gemI am a confessed choco-holic - always have and always will be. For this reason, I was instantly intrigued by Chocolatea, an eclectic café that calls itself "a world out of this world." What's truly unique about Chocolatea is how it takes two unlikely flavors, chocolate and tea, and makes them taste so effortlessly good together. Post a comment |
How haute couture survives in a troubling economyOnce again we find ourselves back on this campus we call Hopkins. Yet this time around something feels different. Post a comment |
In the battle of elliptical vs. treadmill, which machine really delivers?For anyone who frequents - or occasionally visits - a workout room or gym, the conflict over whether to use the elliptical trainer or the treadmill may be a familiar one. These two popular machines promise the user heart-pounding, fat-burning, muscle-building exercise in an ideal, controlled setting, but can they really deliver? Experts have long debated the benefits of the elliptical versus those of the treadmill. Post a comment |
SGA amends constitution, encounters delaysAfter passing a new constitution in the middle of spring semester, the newly renamed Student Government Association (SGA) passed a set of bylaws on Tuesday that now allows them to operate fully. 1 Comment |
City officials embark on Inner Harbor renovation
After a delay of four decades, Baltimore politicians and architects have revived plans to renovate the Inner Harbor into a tourist-friendly boulevard. 5 Comments |
Future of covered grades in questionTour guides told to de-emphasize school's policy of first semester covered gradesHopkins has recently taken steps to de-emphasize the covered grades policy amidst a new round of debates among administration and faculty members regarding the continued viability of the policy. 1 Comment |
Legacy applicants given extra considerationSlightly lower high school grades don't determine college performanceAt Hopkins, the average high school GPA of students accepted as legacies is .05 lower than that of regularly accepted students. Post a comment |
